59 replies to this topic

[Todd Lee]

It is a shame that you weren't able to finish in time.. It looks real good!

[lazyboy97O]

I dont know what you mean, cause they are perfectly clear to me. They are taken the exact same way that everyone else who plays RCT2 takes screen shots. Then they are converted to jpg and posted on photobucket. No photo editing is done to them whatsoever. I think you might be confused by the "without scenery" shot. There are shadows everywhere the scenery is invisible. You might be confusing those shadows for "graininess".

I'm well aware of how the game works and the "See Through Scenery" function. The images I see are grainy, and I am talking about the full size ones.

[ride_exchanger]

You are not offering any theories about how or why the pics are grainy, and Ive clearly stated that I dont see it at all, so what am I supposed to do about a problem that I cant even see? Bottom line, you are not helping me with your posts.

Edited by ride_exchanger, 23 May 2006 - 10:53 PM.

[Todd Lee]

I'm not quite sure if I see the 'grainy' ness. Try converting the image to png. Or, zoom in one more click to see if the image looks any clearer. I think the buildings look different, I don't know if I'd say grainy, but almost blurred or something. It's only the buildings too, everything else seems normal to me.



It could actually be some of the textures on the scenery. That's why I suggested zooming in 1 click.

[ride_exchanger]

Thanks for the suggests, Todd, I see your point.

Here is a fully zoomed in pic, I dont think it will be grainy.

[Emergo]

I love that last screen.
(Has nothing to do with any "supposed" grainyness: I always overlook that or don't even notice it to a degree where it really gets annoying/hiding the contents, unless people have "blurred" their screens on purpose. Good if people can give you advice on how to make one's screen even clearer, but no use at all to complain without any usefull advice about the quality of screens I think. Typical example of not reacting on contents but avoiding that by just reacting on unnecessary outside "beauty")

Anyway, very nice screen and this whole park seems filled with nice rides and nice buildings. So good work, and would love to see it's progress/finishing.
keep us updated, please.....

I also started a park on one of the RCTFun-workbenches, as it really seemed a challenge to work with so much (often beautiful) scenery that we don't use daily. I knew beforehand that I could (due to other obligatios and RL) never finish this park - with the quality I thought it deserves - before the contest-deadline, so I did not even strive for that. But it is great to work on this bench!! And I will finish it whenever time allows, as still a tribute to RCTFun, it's benches, parks, object and scenario's....

Cannot show any screens yet, for Mama Bear asked me to give her some screenshots of it for the coming Spring Convention, and some others I used myself in that soon opening Spring Convention for my topic there about "works in progress". So soon you can view these, and after the Convention I'll be glad to update my progress on this park with new screens whenever I have them.

Looking forward to more creens of your work too, Ride_exchanger

Emergo

Edited by Emergo, 23 May 2006 - 11:32 PM.

[Sambo]

Thanks for the suggests, Todd, I see your point.

Here is a fully zoomed in pic, I dont think it will be grainy.

Wow. That is a difference...

[Ultratycoon]

Nice screen buildings. I think the semi-dome awnings above the windows could be lowered a bit. Other than that the architecture is fine.

[ride_exchanger]

Emergo, thanks I am looking forward to your work in this workbench as well.

Wow. That is a difference...

Seriously? Wow, my eyes must be terrible....

Nice screen buildings. I think the semi-dome awnings above the windows could be lowered a bit. Other than that the architecture is fine.

Thanks Yeah TT and Fisherman's awnings dont "get along" Ill fix that.

Edited by ride_exchanger, 24 May 2006 - 01:36 AM.

[Todd Lee]

I really like that last screen, the colors and textures are perty!

And, you are welcome!